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ONC Issues Regulatory Update

Sep 22, 2026
Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology (ONC)

There’s Still Time to Submit USCDI Feedback

The USCDI feedback period closes next week on Monday, September 28 at 11:59 PM ET.  Following the release of USCDI v7, ONC continues to accept recommendations for new data elements for consideration in future versions of USCDI.  Read Standards Bulletin 26-2 for more on USCDI v7, how ONC considers submissions, and the open feedback period.

View USCDI v7
Read Standards Bulletin 26-2

Advancing Interoperable Quality Data for Digital Measurement

ONC released the final USCDI+ Quality v2 and the updated USCDI+ Quality Overarching data element list.  The final USCDI+ Quality v2 strengthens alignment with USCDI, US Quality Core, CMS eCQMs, and FHIR-based quality reporting.  The updated Quality Overarching list continues to track broader quality-relevant data elements for future consideration.
Learn more

Mark Your Calendars!

Join the ONC Health IT Certification Program on October 21 at 12:00 PM ET for the next ONC Health IT Certification Program Developer Roundtable.  These public meetings are open to all health IT developers, regardless of their participation in the ONC Health IT Certification Program.  Additional details and agenda are forthcoming.
Register

SRA Tool v3.7 Webinar Recordings Available

Last week, ONC and OCR hosted two information sessions on the SRA Tool v3.7, including demonstrations of key features, guidance on using the tool, and live Q&A.  Want to revisit the webinars?  The recordings are now available.
Revisit the info sessions
Download SRA Tool v3.7

Recordings Available from the 2026 Kidney Data Discovery Workshop

Recordings from the two-part event are now available.  HHS, the American Society of Nephrology, and leaders from across the kidney care community came together for the KidneyX EMPOWER Challenge Competition Showcase and the final session of the Kidney Data Discovery Workshop series.
Watch the recordings

Introducing Cartos

Cartos is ONC’s public, FHIR-enabled terminology service designed to help implementers find, understand, and use terminology tied to ONC regulations and the Standards Version Advancement Process.  By bringing regulatory context, implementation guide references, metadata, and terminology content together in one place, Cartos makes it easier to identify and use current terminology assets.  The accompanying Standards Bulletin 26-3 (SB26-3) provides an overview of Cartos, how to access it, and more.
Check out Cartos
View SB26-3